Yes. Nissan sells color-matched touch-up paint pens as part of its Nissan Genuine Accessories line, available through official channels and authorized dealers.
The article below explains what Nissan offers, where to buy, and how to use these touch-up pens for small repairs, including how to determine the right color code for your vehicle.
What Nissan offers for touch-up paint
Here are the main touch-up paint options Nissan provides to help you repair minor chips and scratches.
- Nissan Genuine Touch-Up Paint Pens: color-matched pens designed for small chips and scratches, offered as part of Nissan’s Genuine Accessories program.
- Nissan Genuine Touch-Up Paint (bottled paint) options: complementary bottles that match a wide range of Nissan colors and can be used with or without a brush-on pen, typically ordered by color code.
- Access through official channels: these products are available via Nissan’s official parts website and through authorized Nissan dealerships and service centers.
Availability varies by model year and region, and color-code accuracy is essential to get a correct match. Always verify the color code before ordering.
Color matching and how to find your color code
Your vehicle’s color code is usually on the driver-side door jamb label or in the owner’s manual. You’ll need this code to select the exact Nissan color for touch-up paint pens or bottles. If you’re unsure, your local Nissan dealer can look it up by VIN.
How to buy and apply
If you plan to purchase and apply the paint pen yourself, follow these steps.
- Identify your exact color code from the vehicle’s door jamb sticker or VIN lookup.
- Visit Nissan’s official parts website or contact your local Nissan dealership to confirm availability of the correct color and product format (pen or bottled paint).
- Order the Nissan Genuine Touch-Up Paint Pen or bottle that matches your color code.
- Follow the included application instructions for cleaning, prepping, applying the paint, and finishing with any recommended clear coat or polish.
Note: For extensive body damage or color fading, consider professional service. Touch-up pens are intended for minor repairs and small areas.
Summary
Nissan does sell paint pens as part of its official touch-up paint options. These color-matched pens (and related bottled paints) are available through Nissan’s official parts channels and authorized dealers. To ensure a precise match, you’ll need your vehicle’s color code and proper application steps. If in doubt, consult your Nissan dealer for guidance and availability in your region.